Home Network Help

[newbie]

Looking for some help with my home network. Something changed and I am having trouble connecting my internet devices (Roku, Sonos, etc). Have wasted quite a few hours on the chat help lines with no success. Anyone have any leads on home network and or automation service. We are located in the Moultonborough
Thanks in advance


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[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by newbie

Looking for some help with my home network. Something changed and I am having trouble connecting my internet devices (Roku, Sonos, etc). Have wasted quite a few hours on the chat help lines with no success. Anyone have any leads on home network and or automation service. We are located in the Moultonborough
Thanks in advance


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Sometimes if you connect your Sonos stuff to an Ethernet cable it will connect, then operate the way it should.

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[WinnisquamZ]

Is it just Sonos? They have had two updates in the past few months and requires a system reset and new app update


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[newbie]

Originally Posted by WinnisquamZ

Is it just Sonos? They have had two updates in the past few months and requires a system reset and new app update


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Not just Sonos, Roku will not connect either


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[WinnisquamZ]

What’s your internet service?


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[newbie]

Originally Posted by WinnisquamZ;

What’s your internet service?


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Spectrum


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[BroadHopper]

Everyone who has problems with their wifi is due to insufficient router. Many of the standard modem/router rentals are terrible. I suggest you purchase a seperate wifi router and turn off the wifi on your old modem. Almost always solve a large number of problems. A good unexpensive wifi router is tp-link AX1300 which I have found for around $40. Another good router under $50 is the Linksys EA6900. Both can handle a lot of connections without losing the internet.

If you need help in setting up a wifi router, I would be happy to lend a hand. Just reply or shoot me a PM.